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Hahah, I finally got to the point of standardizing on that and now everyone wants to throw away a well working system to move to container orchestration. All t
by core-questions 6y ago
Hahah, I finally got to the point of standardizing on that and now everyone wants to throw away a well working system to move to container orchestration.
All to get to slightly less downtime and faster deploys... idk. Hard to know if the months of work will be worth it.
- hinkley 6y agoI think the other leg of this stool that containers don't have to worry about composing with each other on the filesystem. I can run three Python processes and two of NodeJS on the same host with no worries about intra-version compatibility, upgrades or child processes getting the wrong PATH. If, that is, disk space is cheap enough that I don't have to normalize the filesystem (database-style) in order to function. That was a huge IF not so very long ago, which is why we are iterating on this again now.
- aprdm 6y agoI would say that you can deploy containers with above just fine, of course that you probably mean kubernetes which I am also struggling with the thinking of migrating to or not. We have a very well oiled machine atm and k8s has to give us more to be worth it.